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Nevada County picayune., 1887-04-27
Our Regular Agents.

The following named gentlemen will act as regular agents to take subscriptions for the PICAYUNE: w. H, Mack, RoSston.
 c. B. Andrews, Emmet.
 J. T. Aaron, Boughton.
 J. w. Lightsey, Bodcaw.
 z. D. White, Clayton.
 l.. w. Pipkin, Glenyi'le.
 W.B. Garrett, Lanesburg. 0. R. Mcdaniel, HOneaville. J. T. Nichols, Bluff City.
Nevada County picayune., 1887-04-27
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Blind Amos Friday night.
 SalvO Cigar at B. l.. Harwood's. Ague Busters, at Moncrief x Bros.
 A number of Hopeites up Sun day.
 Mir. Ali. AburrOw visited Hope Thursday.
 Miss Ellie Reed is visiting friends at Hope.
 Capt. John Cloud, of OkolOna, was in town NJ onday.
Nevada County picayune., 1887-04-27

A.. liicIEpc Cure your Chills, and p,e- uUt juOIINC vent their return Price 50e
Nevada County picayune., 1887-04-27

AGUE BUSTERS dS: Cheapest; sa;' tn Sf.':' cal: :.'
Nevada County picayune., 1887-04-27
AGUE BUSTERS.

1c Pleasant, Prompt and' 0S, Safe. Price 50 cents.
Nevada County picayune., 1887-04-27
PRESCOTT MARKETS.

Revised and corrected weekly by Hatley &
 Christopher.
St. Landry democrat., 1887-10-29

Was Nichnlls made governor Ivy the
negro vote? Never, but General Mich
oils WAS g0yel nur-elect and as such
respected the laws and constitution of
thu State. No tax collectors, during his
administration had laws passed tn plum
der the rich and c"ntiscate the property
of the poor. No iron.c clad acts we've
Assed during his administration giving
avay the poor mans home. to u syndi-
cafe for u dollar hirl, it took him Years
to accumulate. Yet these arr the homes
Of Door white. men which. McEnery has
licensed l,is parasites to rluhder. These
ar. the people Wl!nm Ensfiss asks to
>upport McEncry, Ens'is. who Snug
gl.sl into the Democratic aucns two
Republicans, negroes at that, tn vote
tor him for United States Senator.
The negroes might justly claim the
honor of making h'n' Senator. He
was elected by "A minority of one. and a
negro furnished the vote; therefore the
negroes elected Eustis.-N. 0. News.
St. Landry democrat., 1887-10-29

The McEneryifps are cnntrndine for
the neglntk to vote in the Drm"cratir
primaries in Omac!,ifa hut vetIrmtntI,
npp"sing their voting in the. plimatic,
Ut Ea>1 Baton Rouge. In Onarh'a it
IL tn their inter. It To have them VOTE.
hile in Z ,<t BA,''n Rouge it Is not
and these facts account tor their strange.
io>iti"n on the subject. We do not
think that any cOlortd voter who voted
against the Democratic party in those
days when his vote was so badly need
ed, should now bp allowed to assist in
making Democratic Nominations be-
cause he VOTES the ticket nov when
there ia no UppositiOu.-Webs Tri-
bune.
St. Landry democrat., 1887-10-29

Can Gov. MrEne,y and his support
era deny that the n"inrity ~: the pres
ent City Council w",r NAMED from their
side of the house, The r",ucil ia the
legislative body ut the city and is res
pn,sible for the present state. ct at airs
Of the city government. They have
made the lava and budget. and cnn'tol
th.. actions at the executive officers,
and il the latter have failed ~ do their
du,y. the conncii il at fatlt for not call
ing them to account. 1t ia the City
Conncil which ia to he blamed by the
people and not as the M.En-ry people
wonld have 1.-THE executive officers.
1t would be well. therefore. for Tie pub
lie to rrmer.I,er that if they really want
municipal reform. they should not look
for it to the McEnery people. They
had the Oppottunsty fnur years ago to
give ns municipal reform. Did they
avail themselves of it, Not mucl.-
n. O. News.
St. Landry democrat., 1887-10-29
Bucklem's Arnica Salye.

The hest Salve IN The world for cuts
bruises, sores, Ulcers, salt rheum, fever,
sores, letter, cIiapleti hands, clilbIains'
cusns, and all skin erupti"ns, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required,
Ii il guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
ton, or money refunded. Price s5c.
per boz. For sale by Hamilton d. Bal
lev Opelousaa. La.
St. Landry democrat., 1887-10-29

MesEis. Jlstrrmski, Adams and Mea-
ley, comprising the State sub commit
Zee, ap,pintrd tn settle the differences
in the Democratic party nf this parish
held thipp sessions here last Thursday.
Dr.. r. II. Littell had his committee
promptly ON hand at the hour fixed g;
Mr.. EStliettp's alleged committee did
NOT appear at all. nor was its skeleton
hauled out. nor did it's ghost reveal it.
eplf except IN hi& own person. The
State. committee offered 10 remain here
till Sunday, in order for Mr.. Estilette
IA have time to get his committee to-
getler; This offer Was rrusher, and he
practiraliy alaudOnt d the field. Il he-
ing very evident to the State commit
tee that there was hut one parish com
mistee, DR.. r. II. Littell'S. for them to
treat with. they ordered primary cleo.
tions to i've held on Monday, November
slst, for Delegates to a parisf. cnnven-
ton to I've held at Opelousas, on Thnre-
day, November Gath. the snlp business of
which will he tn elect new parish cum
n,ittee. The commissioners will be APP
pointed IA stated elsewhere and al,
Democrats, except Rncii ae voted against
Cleveland and McEnery. will he al
lowed to vote. This ought to be sasis-
factory to all and full vote should be
OOlled.
St. Landry democrat., 1887-10-29
No. 1883,
DISTRICT COUNT PARISH NEsr .-anx-

No. 1853.
DISTRICT COURT PARISH 0FsT rtS~ov,x-
BY virtue Of q Judgment OF ti,o rrn,,
District Court and for the norisI, IVY ''t,i0
LanaTy, Tchacfe0 III the above pntifIni ,,,,
Will oher lor sale at public auction. "a f1,t 80
anu hlSheSt bidder, ut the principal frn1,t f,
" 'uc COURTHOUSE OF the parish OF 81 i,nI1,,-
III the town of Opelousi.s on 49, LUXURY
"wednesday, November ord 1850
at eleven o'clock q. M the tollovrin.r ,,,.',,.,
property t0-wit: '''7 oSSctleeu
One hundred and ninety-seyer or.7 oa,,,
acres OF land III the Big Cane neirhhn,t ~"
.S PARISH nethS two lots allotted tn fI,n J,t "a
III s su ller deceased sister, Maria In,,iSf f,n,
- uecestse9 "lie or ID. A. Curry. and uIntIa,.
" ~ We nt:ie'iantS at the partition ,,f tha
fstt'es OF E'lza q. Hanna and Cen - ~ ~ ING tito
22d June 1873 said two lots helm M DO Ln>tTr'
NJ. Bennett. '''' 'ho' COZ ha0e ny
Ihe SAFE Will be subject to n lease far tta
present year, the proceeds OF with f;,t we.
to the purchaser. 1919 '" 81 "Ntoh~
4erhis ana C"nditions-Ope- aY 41,o ,,,,
ollaeo PRICE cash; the Hiauce 10 he naynhii -,
s"lo o4 ;.a annual lnStallments from date NJ
saio' VII. eisft per ce' yearly Interest Y,4,nr
u ,arS "nu security by special mortgage md
faa - ' .1 including clause for ATTORNEYS
nhia 49, VI, tIe eltlfe purchase price To- hc nav
SoT Ipoi oIeut OF one and two years from
10y 10y W ese. WIN interest and attornav's fers "a
stated above but in the latter eyenr +i,n mr.
CHASER TO furnish good and solve = saar,.irvt IN
i altl th 70 the special morga o ana venior's
. ,Ss pnrehaser to have his orr!nn between
W." s'''e Sesaas. c. c. pUsON,
ss.GN ~ <"s'sa u d. As4asy>
St. Landry democrat., 1887-10-29
THE STATE COMMITTEE.

The State Democratic committee met
in New Orleans, on Oct. 20,ll, and was
in s.~Slnn two days. TIE next State
convention il 10 be held at Baton
Rouge, an JANUARY 10Th. The repre-
e-nta;iun u i'll be- one delegate for every
200 votes aud enc delegate for every
fraction oven 100 votes cast for Cover
nor or President, except that St. Landry
il 10 have thirteen ana Acadia six dele
gates. The delegates are tO 10 elected
under Iulea of the pa,lsh committees,
except that tls az committees are not
allowed to appoint delegates. The
chaiin,nn of the State committee Was
iirecie-I to app"int two others of tina:
body i'll, himself, ~ go {" the PAL isles
where tWo c"nunittees exist for the
puvpose uf secunclling their differences !;
and failing in tl,as to order an electinn
for new committee, each faction 10 t,e.
allowed the selection of two commits
einnens of election and the State sub
committee to appoint u fifth one.
Chairman J.sEtrpmski. of the State conf
mttee, appointed Messrs. Lionel Adj
ams and Patrick Mealry, on this com.
mitfrr, To l,e in Opelousas on Wednes-
day Of This week-St. Landry being the
only palish thar requires their action.
St. Landry democrat., 1887-10-29

At the p'e~eut term of the district
court Thirty -aix bills of indictment
were found: four for murder, one for
ASSAULT with intent to kill, three for
rape, tv" for shuOting at with intent to
commit muldet, uine for larceny, four
for vinlafi"n of Act 81 (hOodlum Act,)
one fer stahhing with intent to murder,
two for assault Ivy wiIfully shooting at.
two for l,nreeSttaling, four for carrying
concealed " papnns, one for disturbing
the ppncp, one for assault and battery
one for uaiicionsIy shooring COW, and
one for natiious mischief.
Fifiy ton! bills were ignored, several
of them ',.Jng Tor murder.
Up,n F1lhay morning, the following
criminal eases had been tried: Will
liam Rtry. change of venue from Aca-
dia parish. for murder, acquitted; Mar.
cisse Daniels. larceny, acquitted.
St. Landry democrat., 1887-10-29

We are informed that difficulty oc-
Cured in Vile Plare, last Wednesday
evening bttvern Dr.. j. Fl. Parker and
man named Paul Bay, in which the
latter was shot and dangerously woun-
ded by the former. We did not hear
full particulars.
St. Landry democrat., 1887-10-29

Senator EnStis was hoisted into the
Senate hy !, Radical uegsoe's vote who
was admitted in;o the Democratic can
Gus. Senator Enstis ia now opposed to
any political utilization with the col
orrsi brother. He is ungrateful.-Oua-
cIita TtipgraDh.
St. Landry democrat., 1887-10-29

The man who can't see the dstinc.
ton aud the reason for it, between no.
tation IN office in the case of Cover.
nor or Fl. sident and that of minor
officers had better get a pair of forty
itrse. au,wer sDertaclpR.-EX,
St. Landry democrat., 1887-10-29

The fourth annual grand ball of the
'Opelousas Social Club came off last
Wednesday night, and was largely at
tended.
St. Landry democrat., 1887-10-29

The neg,es of Richland parish are
as good Democrats rs those of Ouachi-
ia. Gov. MrEnrry's friends would ex-
clude them from primaries in Richand
and use them in Ouachita. In Oaachita
Gov. Nj. Enery's friends control them
and in Rc''and Nichols friends con-
troll them. That makes all the differ
ence III the w"rld.-Ouachita Telegraph.
St. Landry democrat., 1887-10-29

According to the New Orleans News
tl,s. Issue has been narrowed down to
the question of whether the tail shall
sag The dog ar the dog she sa'l."~Quas
sAsl% TslsstsPh'
St. Landry democrat., 1887-10-29

Digest it how you can. and dodge it
aa Won will. the fact remains that the
sway hack" (NcEnery) candidate ia
supported Ivy most of The Republican
sheets in the State.-Why e-Ouachita
Telegraph.
St. Landry democrat., 1887-10-29

At the election for congressman next
week, the voters in Bellevue will have
to vote in Opelnusae, those of Couiea
Crnche in Grand Coteau, those of Leon
ville AT Barry's Landing, because the
poll hm,ks and nall0t boxes of those
places have never been returned.
St. Landry democrat., 1887-10-29

The factional fight has been no bet
Ter illustrated than by the contest for
the control nf newspapers. Where pa
rere have withstaod corruption funda
i,o Efforts have hsen spared 10 wreck
shsn.--0uaehita Ts!ssysehs
St. Landry democrat., 1887-10-29
Tm..da,. No.embcr 2Aa 49,.

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Tuesday. November 2Sd HAY
fho fol owing ,lps,.rif,n,2 ,,,,.,,o,.r,- t,.T
~. t:y,t. ~ t:,,. .' s''t''f3 io'I.th- 70
g;r " '' '17'''''e't- u ETj<5tC t.
The ,iou1a,ion ,cI,ara d,,.,.4
ed sftI4irt III Pr, RE f;,n1I,f,t., ..Sl '>i'-
60 aI,tr. .,,,,tis,,r. t"t"" b+'tsn of
,rn In,- I,t ,,, W " go 81 l"li|e land
tiria1 arn1ts ,7'nrl Nv. i ,,'f't I'VE super,
800 ~ l,nr.i,e - MT '','H'''t'i NnFh ny
.Gr,!I,ri l,ntI ~. III1' %,l' 81 Eitt5tlrNlttt
ana q EIui S3vn,p ta.f I,,, l7,5fI l"'tn-v
a~niflarH anf ,,r ~. - ,"''''N "a H't'h'nutt
asTnit. r0rrfhtr v.,tn an 1 =, ftGGois {
movements -,tnutpd tisr,,,,, ',h~~ in" ma
funcir,r hrinr,rn ~ Ei,i - >''bt S"Ana
tpncInLr sitr.trG an ma, ,.s'>o eN&Ia
Arl1iIIarf ' - N'!iHtollt
; A rarta;n +rao+ oF ,r,, t,
Rayou Dngas u,n1l =, 4h '.?''H St'"tcl III
drT t,nuudnd <orth lax. I.,,i,i - -. Tau
vote, South and wr,f ny i,nd - - <hti-t'Sts Sd
feuut and East hy = tl,,.,,,,, t>tv = t.ll-
two ei,pertciaI arn.uts more ~, I A'o"' A4Ey
g. one COW and uu, beef
I. One gentle creole horse
S. One gentle mare mule
&. One Gun mare. and :; yeaT. oil coIr
:. One sUlre mare and 4 one. vt-.tr stiS ,,i-
g. One old sor1el mare ana ;. n,,a 800 49,
colt N"' elo
O. One three wear old half anariaar f7u.
TO- One SOW A'S*
H. One branding iron
H. One old Two horse varan
49, Two piows one harrnv
IA Three pairs trace chains. 47vo .,,=
ness one leather collar and one nInn tt't mar
IS. One grind stone, one plane n drerv;x,.
EnlIe, 4 naICItt, one AK. one spade nua h,, 10
St. Landry democrat., 1887-10-29
CANDs ATES.
For District Judge.

To the citizens and votrrs of the partahes Of
st. Landry and Acadia.
will he {: Il n po.i!icGt candidate AZ the next
election for the office Of District Judge for the
18th Judicial District.
Respectfully,
Apl Soft L. 7. TANSEY.
St. Landry democrat., 1887-10-29
STOLEN.
FarMaers' Alliance

Send for me and will organize the Farmers
Alliance in any part Of the State, Persons de-
sirous of en=agi in the work of organizing
may address me at Opeousas. Farmers. labor
ers and mechanics should join the Alliance.
A. DIMMICK
Oct sm Oh. Ex. Com. and Gen. Organizer.
St. Landry democrat., 1887-10-29
MAR RHE ID,

In Bellevue. on Thursday. Oct. 2oth. 1887
Mr.. WILsoS NJ PRICE, to Miss CARRIE Dem
MICK. bnth OF this parish
St. Landry democrat., 1887-10-29
II CT SHERIFF

We are authorized to announce Gen. THOS.
e. ANDERSON AS candidate for EhcriH, at
the election in April next.
St. Landry democrat., 1887-10-29
Money to Loan.
TIE ). 2. WATKINS LAND MORTGAGE co.
LAWRENCE. EANsAs.

The above company is now prepared 70 iogc.
money at r"nSuuahle rates, and un Long -.tue.
OF improved aud unitDproVei lands
For terms and pHrtcUl TRrs apply 10
KENNETH BALL 10,
Attorney and Agent Upeo1sas, La,
July 23tf
St. Landry democrat., 1887-10-29
JUDICIAL yERTtsEUEsgs
TNCRlEC SALE

EsTATE OF JEAN BAPTTSTE Z. EC5I-
LTBR Jr., deceased.
St. Landry democrat., 1887-10-29

We are authorized 10 announce OCTAVE
FONTENOT as q candidate for sherriR.
St. Landry democrat., 1887-10-29

PROBATE DOCKET, DISTRICT COURT,
PARISH OF ST LANDRY,
St. Landry democrat., 1887-10-29
NOTICE,
THE HOW WILL YOU HAVE EN-
SALOON

Has re-Opened for the season in the rear of
l.. d. slna, ais grocery store, under the manage
ment at Nj vilaseca. where oysters in all styles
will be served and kept throughout the season,
al the lowest city prices Also shrimps, fiish
and crabs. Al: town and country orders will
be filed. Oysters delivered to families. Cheap
est place in town for lunch. hot or cold.
PEACE MAKERS 4 SPECIALITY.
oct22 II
St. Landry democrat., 1887-10-29

Editor st. Landry Democrat-Please All
nnunce me as a Democratic candidate fer Shpr-
if. recognize the committee presided over by
DIR. X. II. Lttell as the head of the Democratic
party of st. Landry. ONkZIME LAFLEUR
St. Landry democrat., 1887-10-29
TAKEN Up.

Thirty-slx arpents Of lHnd-thlrtv in cutiya.
ton and six woodland. all under feuct-stu;t-
ted about 4 mile south ri The Opel0usas Court
house. with mprnvements--tW0 houses and 4
corn cTlb ls for sale For price. etc, apply 10
BOOKER FRAZIER,
Oct I5-2!n On the Premises.
St. Landry democrat., 1887-10-29
FOR SALE.

Abou' tasrty.ave acrcs Of land, mostly wood
In prairie BaAse, four niles FROM Opaiogsss.
fes Price, eta, apply ~ ssss oases
St. Landry democrat., 1887-10-29
PARTITION SALE.

VIRGINIA FOSTER. wife ct nj. vs., nrrDr nv
A CURRY, tutor ct al. A''A- /
St. Landry democrat., 1887-10-29
NOTICE OF REGISTRATION.

I will he in my Office, at Opelous3a, daily.
from Thursday, October LIST, TO Thursday, Ocr.
27ril. to revise and correct registration and to
register those who have not heretofore been
registered. ADOLPHE LAS IRAPES.
sep I0zt
St. Landry democrat., 1887-10-29
LAND FOR SALE.

Oct IS
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Living Witnesses.

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minister and membar of the South Geor-
gia Conference of the Nj. E. Church South,
stationed ut Brentwood, Ga, ON the
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by all who know him. He says Gen
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certify to the efficacy of Swift's Specific
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Bargain in Music.

This Favorite Album of Songs and Bal
lads, containing thirty-two pieces of
choice and popular music, full sheet music
size, with complete words and music and
piano accompaniment is finely printed
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songs and ballads contained in the Favor
lite Album AS I'd Nothing Else to Do;
The Dear Old Songs of Home; Mother,
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Sea A Year Ago; Bachelors Hall; Ruth
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A cheer which would not go away

A cheer which would not go away
Grant had not these. But he certainly
had good deal of the character and quail
tiles which we SO justly respect in the
Duke of Wellington. Wholly free from
show, parade and pomposity; sensible
and sagacious; scanning closely the stu
alton, seeing things as they actually were,
then making up his mind as to the right
thing to be done under the circumstances,
and doing it; never Hurried, neyor vacil-
la.ing, but also not stubborn, able to re-
consider and change his plans, man OF
resource; when, however, he had really
fixed on the best course to take, the right
nail to drive, resolutely and tenaciously
persevering, driving the nail hard home
Grant was all this, and surely in oil this
he resembles the Duke of Wellington"
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FRANK Leslje's Sunday Magazine 70,

FRANK Leslje's Sunday Magazine for
March opens with the eighth of the late
Mr.. Powell's 'Leaves from Ny Life" in
which hestreats of Thomas Carlyle in the
same gossipy way as in the other papers
of the series. A remarkably strong poem,
'From Henceforth Sin No More" by S. B.
Elliott, is in this number. It is above the
average of magazine verse. Illustrated
articles ON Russian Schools" sSone
Memories of the T,lileries," "a Buried
Greek City in Egypt" and Famous Eng
fish Literary Women," give variety and
interest to this number The last men,
toned article ir accompanied by six por-
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prizes for the best answers Here is tine
opportunity for studying the Bible to
profit. The serial stories are continued,
and there is an abundant store of short
papers, poems, sketches, etc. The illns-
trations are numerous and beautiful
Published by Mrs. Frank Leslie, SO, So, 81
Park Place, New York.
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Another Art Craze.

The latest art work among ladies is
known as the "French Craze" for deco
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rial, 100 colored designs assorted in flow
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To every lady ordering this outfit who en-
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terested in Art matters, to whom We can
mail our new catalogue of Art Goods, we
will enclose extra and without charge, a
beautiful 80 inch, gold-tinted PLAGUE.
Address, THE EMPIRE NEWS Co,
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THE assertion of Col. Hollingsworth
that with the election of Gen. Nichols,
call differences and discussions shall dis
appear, for the common good of the party
and our State" will CRATE harshly upon
the ears of that large body of Democrats
whom Gen. Nichols was pleased to call
"the ring" while he was stnmping the
First Congressional District against Hon.
Louis st. Martin, the Democratic nomi-
nee, and serving notice of his intention of
'joining with the honest men Of all parties,
,cithout distinction Of color, should they
consent to unite to crush the power of the
ring and give the people the opportunity
Of participating freely In the primary
elections and afterwards in the general
elections" We have no doubt that the
crushing process would bring harmony
among the 'crushers," but it would hard
ly work so well among the Crushed"
The harmony racket would have sounded
better, had it been coupled with the name
of some gentleman who had never threat
ened to crush anybody of the State De-
mocracy.-]Baton Rouge Capitolian-Ad
yOcate.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1887-02-23
4. ALBERT & Son., AGENTS
Alexandria, La.

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solute fairness, and the guarantee to eye-
ry ticket holder that the chances Of all
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q prize; Therefore, any party advertising
to guarantee prizes in the drawings of the
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or inducements impossible to carry out, is
a sWindler and a cheat. Money sent in
answer to such advertisements is obtained
with view to deceive and defraud The
unwary.